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For K-Pop groups, especially ones created through survival audition programs, it’s hard to make a comeback or a reunion once the group contract ends.
For Wanna One, a group that debuted through the Mnet program Produce 101, many fans are still awaiting the day they return.
Recently, Wanna One member and soloist Ha Sung Woon appeared on Jonathan’s YouTube series Neighborhood Star K and opened up honestly about any hope for a comeback.
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Jonathan: Since we’re on the topic of Wanna One, when can we expect a Wanna One reunion? Can we get an update on this?
Ha Sung Woon: Do you want me to be honest? On a scale of ten steps, I don’t think we’ve even taken a step towards a reunion. The reason is that someone enlists in the military whenever we try to do something. When one person is discharged, another person enlists. And we also have members acting so they don’t focus on this. They’ve all succeeded in their field, so there’s no need to set foot over here.
However, his answer received a mixed response from netizens.
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| theqoo- “If they can’t, then they just can’t. Why is he bringing up the situation of the other members? What a weird way to say things.”
- “It would’ve been best if he didn’t mention the members currently acting, considering it has nothing to do with him.”
- “I used to be a fan, and I don’t have anything to say about the acting members…I guess it’s because I know realistically they won’t be able to reunite.”
- “Just watch entertainment as entertainment, please.”
- “I mean, he is right; there’s no law saying that they have to focus only on singing. The acting members could be criticized if they promote music while acting.”
- “Seeing all this criticism, I guess they are still popular.”
- “I think his answer was fine. It’s better to answer realistically without giving people false hope. And it’s nice to see him mentioning that all the members, regardless of what they are doing now, are doing well.”
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